Sentence examples for control over planning from inspiring English sources

But in recent months, there has been evidence leading some analysts to conclude that Mr. bin Laden may have been able to maintain greater control over planning for attacks.

Clients, who are allotted food based on family size, are able to select food their families will eat within given categories, meaning they have more control over planning meals, said the program director, Mary de Barros.

Councils will recommend whether the places funded by the £1bn are put in existing schools or new free schools and academies, giving them back more control over planning for schools.

The report calls for metro areas to be given the responsibility for collecting and spending their own Council Tax and business rates as well as being given control over planning major infrastructure projects, such as works on the main transport routes.

In each episode, a bride gives her groom total control over planning their wedding.

Commonplace are enabling communities to gain better control over planning in their local neighbourhoods.

Some doctors have warned they fear being turned into "a form of immigration control" over plans to charge visitors for GP access.

But the report argues that such underperformance could be addressed by entrusting these city regions with big budget and policymaking flexibilities: to be handed more control over housebuilding, planning and transport, as well as a string of property taxes, better rail links and super-fast broadband.

There were few things that I had control over when planning my wedding to Arlene (ex-wife) -- we did whatever she wanted to do.

The signing of the section 106 agreement follows months of uncertainty over whether the plans would be referred to the Welsh government for it to take over planning control of the scheme following concerns for the environment.

Morton soon gained a reputation as a strong advocate for allowing free enterprise and business to take precedence over planning controls and government regulation.